Following the success of May being New Zealand Music Month, Māori music will be celebrated in the month of August, which will be known as Te Marama Pūoro Waiata Māori--Māori Music Month. For additional content, visit the Archive of Māori and Pacific Music online, http://ampm.auckland.ac.nz/

News coverage of the 2015 United Kingdom Election Debates

TV coverage covering several years worth of New Zealand election debates

TV coverage provided by Maori Television ANZAC Day 2015

TV coverage provided by Maori Television ANZAC Day 2014

A selection of New Zealand television commercials from the 1990s.

A selection of New Zealand television commercials from the 1980s.

John Morrison Clarke (29 July 1948 – 9 April 2017) has died aged 68. Clarke was a New Zealand-born comedian, writer, and satirist. He was born in Palmerston North, New Zealand, and lived in Australia from the late 1970s. He first became known during the mid 1970s for portraying a laconic farmer called Fred Dagg on stage, film, and television.

Veteran Māori broadcaster Tanara Whairiri ki Tawhiti Ngata died age 74, on 02/03 April 2016. Of Ngāti Porou and Te Whānau-a-Apanui decent Mr. Ngata was the great-grandson of renowned Maori leader and statesman Sir Apirana Ngata. He was a journalist at the Auckland Star and Radio New Zealand before becoming involved with Koha, a weekly television programme covering Maori subjects. He helped establish the Maori and Pacific unit at the Broadcasting Corporation of New Zealand (now TVNZ) including the Maori news programme Te Karere and reo-only magazine programme Waka Huia.

A collection of titles featuring Dr. Ranginui Walker--writer, educator, and cultural commentator--who passed away this morning, 29 February 2016, aged 83.

Sir Graham Stanley Latimer KBE (07/02/1926 - 07/06/2016) has died aged 90. Sir Graham was a former National party member and a president of the New Zealand Maori Council from 1973 and in 1977. He was appointed one of the first three members of the Waitangi Tribunal. His work helped make the Treaty of Waitangi a cornerstone of modern New Zealand society.